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Tin Soldier
An ex-special forces operative seeks revenge against a cult leader who has corrupted his former comrades, the Shinjas. This leader, known as The Bokushi, promises veterans a purpose and protection, but is revealed to be a destructive influence. The ex-soldier, Nash Cavanaugh, joins forces with military operative Emmanuel Ashburn to infiltrate the Bokushi's fortress and expose his reign of terror.
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An ex-special forces operative seeks revenge against a cult leader who has corrupted his former comrades, the Shinjas. This leader, known as The Bokushi, promises veterans a purpose and protection, but is revealed to be a destructive influence. The ex-soldier, Nash Cavanaugh, joins forces with military operative Emmanuel Ashburn to infiltrate the Bokushi's fortress and expose his reign of terror.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Brad Furman, Jess Fuerst, Pablo F. Fenjves
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Box Office:$89,572
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Unified Pictures, Current Entertainment, Road Less Traveled Productions, Aperture Media Partners, Media Finance Capital, Ludascripts, Aloe Entertainment, Romulus Entertainment, Foxxhole Productions
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